The CONFIG command is used to configure the BBS to your terminal's abilities
and needs.  To edit your terminal parameters, enter CONFIG at the main menu.
The following parameters may be selected:

1) Linefeeds
2) The [MORE] prompt
3) Terminal type
4) File transfer protocol
5) Number of screen columns
6) Number of screen lines
7) Computer type

In addition to the above list, the current setting of each parameter is 
displayed on the appropriate line.  To change any parameter, enter the number
associated with it.  For example, press 5 to change the number of screen
columns.  When you are done with your selections, enter 0.

Each of the parameters are briefly described below:
  Linefeeds      - If your terminal needs linefeeds, choose YES for linefeeds
  [MORE] prompt  - If you choose to have the [MORE] prompt, at the end of
                   a screen of text, "[MORE]" will be displayed and the BBS
                   will pause.  Hit any key to continue from this point.
  Terminal type  - If your terminal supports ANSI standard terminal emulation,
                   select ANSI.  Otherwise, choose TTY.  This option determines
                   whether you get the line editor (TTY) or the full-screen
                   editor (ANSI only, not yet implemented).
  File protocol  - If you choose none, you will only be able to download
                   and upload text files.  Otherwise, select a standard
                   file transfer protocol which will allow you to download
                   and upload binary files as well as text.
  Screen columns - Enter the maximum number of text characters that can fit
                   on a single line of your terminal.  This information will
                   be used by the BBS in determining when to word-wrap text.
  Screen lines   - Enter the maximum number of lines of text that can fit on
                   your terminal's screen.  This value is used if you selected
                   the [MORE] prompt.
  Computer type  - Choose from the list available the type of computer which
                   you use most often.
